IMALENT LD10 Keychain Flashlight 1200 Lumens Cree XPL LED, EDC Flashlight Rechargeable Pocket Torch, Waterproof Tiny Handlight for Camping (Cold White Light)

This little light blows me away. So much power in such a small package. The main issue is that there is no clip. That in combination with an almost perfectly round exterior (it has 4 small flats) makes it so that you can’t put it on its side without rolling. So, first thing I did was use a removable clip from a StreamLite Tac2L (?) and it has made this little light the bomb. Some people say they don’t like the button on the back. I love it. I think it is perfect. And, it’s flat enough that you can stand the light up on the back (where the button is) and use it for ambient light in a dark room. I love having the little OLED display that lets me know exactly what is happening with the light, how many lumens I am pushing out, and how much power I have left. The magnetic charger is a bit finicky. It’s a great idea but poorly executed. I do however like the added benefit that the back of the light itself is also magnetic and can be used as a small magnet in a pinch. In fact, I think it is strong enough to support the weight of the light from overhead but I haven’t tried that out. Anyway, great light all around and I can’t believe the price on it. If I had to do it again, knowing what I know, I’d pay double for this. So, the price is a steal to me. Enjoy.

Pros: compact, It comes with a diffuser. output is exceptional And appears to be true to statements. The LM / Watt display is an awesome feature at this price point. It is very Solid and well made. Cons: NO CLIP. I knew this going into it but thought it wouldn’t be that big a deal because I carry it in Yellow Birch Outfitters Poc-Kit. In hindsight, I didn’t realize how often I actually use a clip to attach a light to my sleeve or collar to free up my hands It comes with a lanyard but it is a real struggle to attach and is pretty worthless. Instructions show a tail cap with a lanyard hole, but I guess that didn’t make it to production. UI is okay but can be confusing for 1200 LM; you can get caught in a 1200 lm/ strobe loop just trying to get back to 10lm. Switch is God awful and also takes some time to figure out how to operate it naturally. There is a slight delay between pressing it and the light turning on. Magnetic charger is extremely weak and will fall off when attached. Not a deal breaker for me, but this is a “sealed system” so the battery cannot be replaced. In summation, a recursive clip that could be screwed into the top where the tail cap was supposed to go would make me like this light a lot more. UPDATE 12/4/2020: I don’t even carry this light anymore. There are way better options at the same price so shop wisely.

*edit* I placed an o ring in front of where the charger connects up and I no longer have the issue of the magnetic charger coming off. I'm assuming you could probably achieve the same effect with some electrical tape. It's unfortunate that this problem is here because its an issue they could have easily fixed if they made the case slightly larger My first edc flashlight. The build quality is great, super bright, great spot beam for seeing things at distance. There are definitely better flashlights for a wide flood light but from what I understand this has the furthest reach. 2 things to consider before you purchase is that the button on the back is difficult to press, this issue is neither here or there for me. The main thing to consider is that the the charging cable slips out if moved and is only 2 ft long. These issues aren't enough to lower it a full star but probably a half star. Final thoughts, looks great, feels great, very bright, oled display is a great feature, charging sucks and is a proprietary cable.

I was looking for a very small, yet rather bright, light that I could carry daily in my pants' pocket for use at work mostly, along with every day type uses as well. I've been quite happy with this light. I can barely even tell it's in my pocket and it certainly isn't uncomfortable or too big for daily pocket carrying. Its bright. Its durable. Its power button locks. It's very small. And you can vary its strength to conserve battery power. I personally, dont find the on/off button difficult to use whatsoever, and can certainly very easily turn it on and off. For me, it's actually more of a plus. Who wants a light to turn on all by itself?? The lanyard is fine. Dont see how putting it on is difficult. It doesn't have a clip, but I READ THAT PRIOR TO PURCHASING, and it's not a big deal. Charger is a bit odd, but has worked fine for me too. You just have to set it down and not mess around with it. I charge it just fine 3-4 times a week. Haven't had a single problem with it, and enjoy pulling it out when myself and others need a light!!!!

I was skeptical at first as there are plenty of LED flashlights on the market for less money. However, I was not disappointed! This is a high quality product, even the box it comes in is a magnetic closure, reusable way to store this kit. The light is of solid weight and feels good in the hand. I do not have a light meter but compared to other units I have, the brightness seems to be as advertised. It comes with a nice charging cable design that eliminates things like being suddenly jerked loose breaking it or misaligned, bent connectors or poor connection. Perfect size for carrying or storing where small sizes are needed. The power button is a little awkward to use but is a small inconvenience for what you receive in overall value.

I'm not sure if it was intentional or what, but i really hate the button on this flashlight. I don't have big hands, but this thing is annoying. i normally hold it in such a way that i can use my index finger to operate the switch. The switch is so cumbersome that i sometimes fail to activate the handful of functions that require pressing repeatedly in succession. i think it might have two different functions aside from a hold. so two presses, and three presses are sometimes too difficult to succeed at. the screen offers no useful information. I was hoping it would display the remaining battery capacity or something. i don't know what else would be useful to see there really. an LED light would be perfect you'd think. anyway, it's nearly the size of an 18650 battery. that's why you're looking at it, i would expect. the button sucks and the screen is wasting your charge any time it's on, but it's maybe a millimeeter wider? probably less. longer maybe by two.

Worked good untill it came time to charge it. Wont charge at all so its an expensive one time use flashlight. Tried eberything to get it to charge and nothing worked.

Solid features and build quality, but poorly executed in its function. There is a lot more competition these days at this price point, offering same or better features (the exception being the OLED which is just cool). However, most of those other lights have a much more logical approach to functional use. WHAT I LIKE: Solid build quality Good choice If you want an EDC light to carry in a pocket. It also has a tail switch lock feature Uses a Cree XP-L HI with a deep reflector that makes for a surprisingly nice throw of over 200m The OLED is a cool visual feature Has strobe function and high output for a small light Comes with a diffuser which is a nice to have WHAT I DON"T LIKE Built in, non-replaceable battery. When the battery dies so does your light Wow is the tail switch difficult to operate, one of the worst out there IMHO. It can be difficult to quickly get good purchase on the light and actuate the switch It was a 3-star light for me in the beginning I think lots of folks will like it. But over time the switch became more annoying and dropped it to a 2-Star. The light is attractive. But a lack of any knurling made it tough to get a good grip on it at times. But as a bonus, this light has passed all unexpected drop tests :-) Proprietary magnetic charge connection that doesn’t attach well Lose it or it breaks and you’re done. Ordered an additional one that took over 3 months to receive Lots of folks use the Olight and don’t mind a proprietary charger, but the LD10 design is awful. No clip, no carry case: designed to use a lanyard or carry in your pocket. I now know I prefer a clip No shortcut to low light. Many times, I have to cycle all the way through 800 lumens to get back to low. Turbo mode is a separate action outside the normal operation of cycling lumens. But you have to turn it on first. Not a big deal, but I prefer direct access from off to turbo. Several other lights run this way. No quick access to strobe: requires cycling on, double click to turbo, double click to strobe. Strobe is rarely (if ever) used. BUT, if you ever need it you need it quickly No magnet on the tail. This light made me realize how much I use the magnet on the end of my other EDC lights for hands free work. For a light that comes with a diffuser, sticking it to a surface when using it seems like a design “no brainer” Overall a well-built light with a nifty OLED feature. If this was my first EDC, think I would be happy with it. But man....that switch